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What would the Founding Fathers wish for if they could see how "naughty" our government is today? Here are some thoughts.

A politically charged reallocation of public safety resources that risks weakening law enforcement, undermining public trust and leaving New Yorkers vulnerable is no plan for peace.

Earlier this month, when the U.S. dispatched two nuclear-capable B-52s to accompany Japanese fighter jets, it was the clearest statement to date of America's unwavering commitment to Japan.

The Federal Reserve had few good choices when deciding to cut interest rates yet again.

Every U.S. president publishes a National Security Strategy because, as the one recently released by the Trump administration says, "all Americans need to know what ...

On Jan. 1, 2026, in his planned first message for the 59th World Day of Peace, Pope Leo XIV will reflect on peace, justice and global harmony.

As families eagerly await time together and gifts under the tree, organized crime rings are targeting the very supply chains that deliver them, threatening not just holiday cheer but also America's economic security.

From sea to shining sea, Americans love to give, and they give a lot.

Chicago Public Schools (CPS) should have fired Lucy Martinez by now.

Nice piece by Sean Salai on the surge of artificial intelligence-generated scams ("AI fuels surge in digital holiday scams," Web, Dec. 10).